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Hi everybody, welcome to Band Edge.

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It's a new music show produced right here at WCCATV, The People's Channel.

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And we support local music and we hope you do too.

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Today we're going to feature the wonderful jazz music of Carmen Spada and his trio.

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They performed here at WCCATV back in May 2008 and we want to share their performance

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with you.

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So check it out, it's Groovy Man.

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Hi everybody, welcome to WCCATV 13, The People's Channel.

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I'm Mauro Di Pasquale and I'm really glad that you're here this evening.

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We wish there were more people here but maybe tonight's still young so perhaps that'll happen.

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I know there are a lot of great things going on in the city of Worcester this evening and

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we really appreciate you taking time to be here.

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WCCA's mission is to ensure people have access to the use of a public forum through various

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channels of communication including technology and media with educational and training resources.

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WCCATV is a 501c3 charitable organization.

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Tonight your donations are especially welcome.

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WCCATV has facilitated and managed Public Access Community Media Center here since 1986.

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This is the place where you and your neighbors can come here and create your very own TV

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show, have it cable and webcast and seen on cable channel 13 in the city of Worcester and

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also all over the world on the internet at WCCATV.com.

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WCCA offers certification and training workshops and we can teach you how to produce TV or

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to digitally edit video and to post it online and even help you run a computer or build

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your own webpage.

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So all these things go on here at WCCA.

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Our website is an extension of our Public Access facility.

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You can create, interact, create your own blogs, post events, share video, learn more

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about WCCA and the amazing creativity that goes on here every day by our members of all

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ages of all diversity and backgrounds.

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So we are very proud especially of two of our community news programs, Community Vision

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which is a community news where anybody can be an anchor person, any organization can

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come in and represent themselves.

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And we also have a news program created by young people between the ages of 13 and 18

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called Young Views Real News and they do a great job and they have international partnerships

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and they work with people creating youth interest, youth news with folks all over the world.

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It's a great experience.

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We invite you to become part of WCCA in any way you think you can.

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To create your own show, to be a guest on a show, to volunteer, help or share your talent.

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We have hundreds of programs and there's always room for more.

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We are non-discriminatory and we welcome everybody.

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Tonight is another extension of our mission.

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WCCA remains committed to the arts.

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After all, art is communication and I'm proud to welcome you to WCCA's 7th annual Art Attack.

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This night on May 1st, 2008 is all about the heart of the artist.

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Yesterday's kickoff night we featured a film that was presented and hosted by the Italian

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American Cultural Center, a film by Roberto Benigni.

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It was a great movie and that was also preceded by reflections on Worcester's own peacemaker,

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activist, teacher and artist Tom Lewis who's also been a friend of WCCA who recently passed

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away.

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Some of Tom's work is here this evening and I hope you take time to view his work as we

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have it in the reception area in Studio B. Also, along with Tom's work, we have work

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by Kathleen Haddad who's a wonderful watercolor artist.

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So we hope you have time to enjoy the art.

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We have some great art coming up later on today which I'll introduce the artists and

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they'll be up to discuss what drives them, what motivates them and you have an opportunity

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to talk with them directly as well.

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So I thank you for being here.

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Now first up we have some great, talented musicians.

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It's an international cast of musicians I should say.

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We have the Common Spada Jazz Trio and Common is a pianist, a vocalist, a composer.

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He's a graduate from Berklee College of Music with a double major and well known from the

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Brampton Jazz scene in Ontario, Canada.

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He's joined by Shin Sukiyara.

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I hope I say your guys' name right.

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So is it Shin Sukiyara?

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Sukiyara.

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And Jun Nishijima.

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Nishijima.

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All right.

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My name is Mauro.

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Everybody has a tough time with that too for some reason.

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But thank you for being here guys.

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So without further ado, enjoy the music.

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It's great stuff.

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So enjoy the music and have a great evening, and enjoy the party unfortunately.

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It's very clear, our love is here to stay.

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Not for a year, but ever and today.

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The radio and the telephone, the music that we know are just passing

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And time they go, oh my dear, our love is here to stay.

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Together we're going a long, long way.

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In time the lucky's back, crock forger, bronzer, man, some both are only a man of clay.

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But our love is here to stay.

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The radio and the telephone, the music that we know are just passing

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And time they go, oh my dear, our love is here to stay.

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The radio and the telephone, the music that we know are just passing

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And time they go, oh my dear, our love is here to stay.

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The radio and the telephone, the music that we know are just passing

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And time they go, oh my dear, our love is here to stay.

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The radio and the telephone, the music that we know are just passing

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And time they go, oh my dear, our love is here to stay.

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The radio and the telephone, the music that we know are just passing

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And time they go, oh my dear, our love is here to stay.

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The radio and the telephone, the music that we know are just passing

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And time they go, oh my dear, our love is here to stay.

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The radio and the telephone, the music that we know are just passing

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And time they go, oh my dear, our love is here to stay.

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The radio and the telephone, the music that we know are just passing

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And time they go, oh my dear, our love is here to stay.

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The radio and the telephone, the music that we know are just passing

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And time they go, oh my dear, our love is here to stay.

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The radio and the telephone, the music that we know are just passing

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And time they go, oh my dear, our love is here to stay.

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It's been a week, our love is here to stay.

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Not for a year, but every day.

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The radio and the telephone, the music that we know are just passing

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And time they go, oh my dear, our love is here to stay.

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Together we're going a long, long way.

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In time the heat may crumble, jibble, don't a tumble, barrel, and man a play.

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Our love is here to, baby, you know our love is here to, our love is here to stay.

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Music

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Applause

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Imagination is funny.

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It makes a cloudy day sunny.

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Makes a bee think of honey just like I would think of you.

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Imagination is crazy.

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Your whole perspective gets hazy.

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Starts you asking a daisy what to do, what to do.

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Have you ever felt a gentle touch and then a kiss and then and then.

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Find it's only your imagination again.

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Oh well.

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Imagination is silly.

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You go around willy-nilly.

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For example, I go around wanting you.

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And I can't imagine that you would want me to.

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Have you ever felt a gentle touch and then a kiss and then and then.

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Find it's only your imagination again.

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Oh well.

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Imagination is funny.

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It makes a cloudy day sunny.

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Makes a bee think of honey just like I think of you.

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Imagination is silly.

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You go around willy-nilly. For example, I go around wanting you.

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And I can't imagine that you, no I can't imagine that you, no I can't imagine that you would want me.

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To.

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Music

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Applause

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Thank you very much.

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As was announced, my name is Carmen Spada and I'm coming from Brampton, Ontario, Canada.

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And happy to be here and happy to be in the Boston area and close to Berkley and such.

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And welcome in my trio here on bass, Shin Sakaino.

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And on drums, Jun Nishijima.

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They're from the west end of Boston. I'm from the east.

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Anyways, we're going to end off with a tune that I typically end gigs with. It's fun.

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Some regular gigs that I have and the regular crowd always know this tune and they always sing along with it.

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They've heard it so many times they know the words and it's really fun.

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So this is a rendition of Route 66.

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Music

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If you ever plan to move to the west

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Travel my way, take the highway, that's the best, I get your kicks on Route 66

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It winds from Chicago to LA

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More than two thousand miles on the way, when you need those kicks, check Route 66

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Well it goes through San Luis, Joplin, Missouri, Oklahoma, Sentinel, Tama, April, New Mexico

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Black Star, Arizona, don't forget, Winona, Kingman, Mustov, Big Bats, and Bernadino

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You're hip to this time of year

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You make that California trip

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Get your kicks on Route 66

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If you ever plan to move to the west, travel my way, take the highway, that's the best, I get your kicks on Route 66

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It winds from Chicago to LA

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More than two thousand miles on the way, when you need those kicks, check Route 66

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Well it goes through San Luis, Joplin, Missouri, Oklahoma, Sentinel, looks slightly crazy, you'll see, Amarillo, New Mexico

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Black Star, Arizona, don't forget, Winona, Kingman, Mustov, Big Bats, and Bernadino

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You get a hip to this time of year

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You make that California trip

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Get your kicks on Route 66

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On Route 66

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Thank you very much, Shin Sakai no Nishijima, my name is Carmen Spada, thank you